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Beginning May 9, 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will implement a new protocol for handling affirmative asylum applications, rejecting those incorrectly submitted to service centers instead of the…

SAVE Enhances Responses for Individuals with Pending Asylum Applications and Approved Employment Authorization The Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program is implementing improvements to increase the frequency of automated…

Despite a doubling in screening interviews and asylum rejections, data from the Department of Homeland Security indicates that President Biden’s tougher asylum policies have not curbed the influx of migrants…

Despite efforts to tighten asylum restrictions for individuals crossing the U.S. border, the impact remains minimal due to budgetary constraints. Nearly a year ago, U.S. asylum officers were directed to…

Immigration advocates and progressives are expressing concern over reports suggesting that the Biden administration is contemplating executive action to limit asylum applications along the U.S.-Mexico border. Sources indicate that the…

The U.S. humanitarian protection system, renowned for its history of offering refuge, faces unprecedented challenges as it grapples with a record number of asylum claims, outdated immigration laws, and border…

Immigration Surge Breaks Records, Posing Billion-Dollar Strain on Social Services Across the US A House Judiciary subcommittee delved into the far-reaching impacts of illegal immigration on social services during a…

Tougher Asylum Screening and Increased Deportation Flights Aim to Curtail ‘Catch-and-Release’ of Migrants, States Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales. U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales, a Republican from Texas, expresses concern over the…

US Legislators Resume Sessions, Focus on Enhancing Border Security and Providing Aid to Ukraine After a three-week holiday recess, US lawmakers are back in session, aiming to strike a deal…